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The University plans to update masking policies Friday or early next week.

Considerations for masking guidelines shift comes as positivity rates fall.

10th Mountain Division Soldiers support suicide awareness with snowshoe hike

The removal of the surveillance testing requirement for fully vaccinated students is among the announced changes, effective March 1.

The University added 50 new clinicians to the mental health services staff in 2020.

Geologists have dated mountains all over the world, allowing them to discover some of the oldest and youngest ranges on the planet.

Across the country, college students are seeking mental health therapy on campus, part of a 15-year upswing that has spiked during the pandemic.

Sixty-three percent of students have uploaded their booster shots.

How many isolation beds are needed on campus? Should in-person classes be resumed all at once, or phased in? Those are just some of the questions colleges are grappling with as they head into the spring term.

Early in his first quarter at the University of California-Davis, Ryan Manriquez realized he needed help. A combination of pressures — avoiding covid-19, enduring a breakup, dealing with a disability, trying to keep up with a tough slate of classes — hit him hard.